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Biosensors

biosensors use biological recognition to bind or react with target molecules.

These interactions are exploited to induce a change in a measurable optical property (fluorescence, phosphorescence, Raman scattering).

Specialized instrumentation is developed to monitor these changes, process the signals, and convert them to estimates of target molecule concentration

Biosensors

biosensors use biological recognition to bind or react with target molecules.

These interactions are exploited to induce a change in a measurable optical property (fluorescence, phosphorescence, Raman scattering).

Specialized instrumentation is developed to monitor these changes, process the signals, and convert them to estimates of target molecule concentration

Our research is dedicated to developing better ways to assess the body's biochemical state, because of the underlying importance to chronic diseases (e.g. diabetes, cancer, kidney failure, etc) as well as general health. To achieve that goal, we explore unique combinations of synthetic and natural nanomaterials as optical "reporters" and design instrumentation to "read" the output in a noninvasive manner.

 

While aiming to generate useful and commercially-valuable research products, we value discipline, integrity, responsibility, and teamwork. Team members are given opportunity to explore their own ideas, contribute to the work of others, collaborate with academic and industry partners, mentor junior scientists, participate in various service and professional organizations, teach in formal and informal settings, and pursue growth many of other areas of personal and professional development.

Meet the team

TJ Falohun

TJ Falohun

Dayle Kotturi

Dayle Kotturi

Jesse Fine

Jesse Fine

Dr. Sureyya Paterson

Dr. Sureyya Paterson

Prof McShane

Prof McShane

Partners

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